The crash involving the CSI Aviation company out of Albuquerque, New Mexico, occurred near the airport in Chinle, about 200 miles northeast of Flagstaff.

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Those killed were Amanda Benson, Kameilia Chavez, Nicholas Mancuso and Jeffrey Tuning. No passengers or patients were on board, CSI Aviation said.

Officials have identified the four people who died when a medical plane crashed on the Navajo Nation, after taking off in Albuquerque.

CSI Aviation confirmed the victims after their Beechcraft King Air 300 went down beside Navajo Nation’s Chinle Airport ...

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The crash on Aug. 5 near Chinle, Arizona, claimed the lives of four crew members. Two were pilots and two were medical ...

It was around 12:30 p.m. when the Beechcraft King Air 300 began its approach into a small airport in Chinle, Arizona. The winds were strong, but the skies were blue and clear in every direction as the ...

A local commercial pilot with over 40 years of experience thinks the weather, and conditions at the Chinle airport, may have contributed to Tuesday's crash that originated in Albuquerque.

CHINLE, Ariz. — A small medical transport plane crashed and caught fire Tuesday on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, killing four people, the tribe said in a statement.

The plan was to return to Albuquerque. The Beechcraft King Air 300 was owned by CSI Aviation, which said in a statement it was devastated and that the four were more than just colleagues.